lynne: and then down to the dungeon.ver by nbc's wdiv in detroit. lynne: the first thing i see in the far corner is a bed. next to the bed, there was a giant web-like looking device. a what? it looked like a giant spiderweb with rope. do i want to know? it was a 360-type web. dennis murphy (voiceover): the spiderweb contraption was in storage when the local camera crew was filming undercover. but the grungy, windowless dungeon contained the hooks, ropes, and other toys lynne remembered. she, bob, and the other woman got down to business. dennis murphy: how do you break the ice? lynne: oh, that was quick, because she disrobed as soon as we got there and already had her collar on. and that's what i was ordered to do and that's what i did. dennis murphy (voiceover): and master bob is telling you what to do? yes. and you're having a great time? lynne: yep. that's where we initially both had our first flogging. lynne, you say that so easily-- "my first flogging in the dungeon." yeah. dennis murphy (voiceover): yet she says sh

lynn _ very last. god's own county of course, lynn drew, _ very last.nk you for being with us. we run out of time sadly, but i'm sure more of those books will sell. do stay with us here on bbc news, we are back in a moment. hello, thanks forjoining me. the good news is that the weather in the short—term is certainly looking a lot quieter. tonight will bring some clear skies, it'll be a little chilly with a touch of frost — and then, on tuesday, we're in for some sunny spells and just a few showers. now storm bert is clearing scotland, it's moving towards the northeast, the winds are starting to ease in the north of the uk as well. you can see on the satellite picture that curl of cloud here — that's the centre of bert — and the weather fronts that brought all of that heavy rain way towards the east of us. so, we're in the clear here, and some showers feeding in in the wake of that weather front. so, through the course of this evening and overnight, lots of clear weather, especially further east. still plenty of showers, though, across parts of scotland,

guy lynn, bbc news. and guy lynn isjoining me now. thank you for your investigation.go into a female toilet in a pub across various london pubs, as you are describing that, you see these posters saying to ask for angela. this is frustrating to hear. �* , , for angela. this is frustrating tohear. , to hear. and this is across thousands _ to hear. and this is across thousands of _ to hear. and this is across thousands of venues - to hear. and this is across. thousands of venues across to hear. and this is across - thousands of venues across the uk. the thing about this, these places are taking the credit for explaining to women and others that they have their back if they have a problem. and what our investigation has shown is that in many places, it is not working. what was shocking doing the investigation, i was talking to women who choose bars to go on a date with a stranger. i was talking to mums and dads with teenage children who actively choose bars that they know their children are going on a date with a stranger. so when we ask for angela and there is a blank fa

where are we on my all-time favorite lynn loves.ssage you want to send to washington? lend me a hand or leave me alone. varied considerably week got a huge uptick and leave me alone. i went on to lend me a hand made a comeback. as a 50/50 election. at this moment in time i can't afford to buy a house. everything costs more i can't take my family on vacation. in the choice between leave me alone or lend me a hand they are at leave me alone. that to me requires some thought. the most chilling sentences in the english language are i am from the government and i am here to help. >> this is a problem. this declining trust in institution. i note doug and dave is seeing this i know lynn has. even the military the most sacrosanct institution historically were seeing declines in confidence and trust. hopefully you can easily do better the numbers. >> what institution increase and intrust is our election system. suddenly donald trump's finding millions of noncitizens voting. voting machines changing numbers, and so forth. that seems to have d

and when melissa saw a mugshot of serial killer tommy lynn sells in a broadcast about rodney's case, something extraordinary happened . >> as soon as i saw it i thought i was going to vomit. i felt like i had to hide that i was in danger at that moment. like he was going to hurt me . his hair. it was. it was . it just took me to this very dark place. i just knew that i had to look back. really look at my memory of what happened in that moment. >> melissa has an epiphany. >> rodney did not kill my mom. he did not try to kill rene. and rodney was never in my house. that night . never. originally, i had the right information, and i think that over time i started to mix up the details of tommy and rodney. suddenly, i was aware that the bad man was rodneyhe was already in that system and it was easy. they were trying to get someone behind bars. >> grief, guilt and remorse pushed melissa to take a leap of faith. she reached out to rodney's daughter, kate, and offered her support to help clear rodney's name. >> i was crying so hard i couldn't talk. she's like, melissa, don't be scared. and

lynn lynn filed this report. >> reporter: raising expectations of a hike at the next meeting.2.2%. ten basis points above consensus estimates and popping back up above the central bank's target of 2%. digging into the numbers, the rise in the gauge reflects higher rent, utility bills and food costs particularly as energy ies were scaled back this month and rise in inflation remains at record highs. off the back of the data, the yen rose against the dollar and is on course for 3% gains this week. traders on the swaps markets pricing in a 60% chance of a rate increase as some analysts point to signs of broader price pressure. this comes as the issuing government tries to pass a 30.9 trillion yen economic package aimed at helping households tackle rising prices. on the other hand, analysts have also been noting the external risks could delay action by the boj, particularly president-elect trump's tariff threats which could impact the outlook for the very export dependent economy. lynn lynn, cnbc business news. >>> meanwhile, australian lawmakers passed a world first social media

he eventually settled in east lynn, massachusetts. he passed away in lynn in 1966. he never gave up his canadian citizenship. he always had a canadian flag hanging in his home on a wall in the dining room. and i always asked him, why do we have a canadian flag in the house, pa? and he would say, that is where i am from. he passed along the story of the frank brothers to his two sons. i call them the frank brothers, part ii. check out their names. my uncles. john william franklin jr. and ben franklin. and they would also continue the service of the military service. both of them served in world war ii. my uncle, we called him buster, john william franklin jr., served in the philippines, served in the pacific, i should say. and my uncle ben served in europe. and my uncle ben was the individual who passed the story along to me. but both of them served in world war ii, and they also served in the korean conflict, as well. so i want to end by reading a section from the epilogue of the book. okay, learning about the franklin family background and origins has been a fascin

one of just lynn's tenant saw the man run through her yard and hop a fence that it seems like he had a gun. and she said that she closed her eyes because that. >> since she's still here, you know, something was going to happen to her. no arrests have been made. the shooting happening across the street from rocket ship. delta prep. >> the elementary school was briefly placed on lockdown, forcing it to the fortunate to the kids hears ostlund son is a student here to any matching. if i'm a mom live here, i would have been so scared in run. >> to get my son, you know, but i was actually it happened to my follow all the way to sycamore. has kamala road and the sycamore corridor have long been troubled areas in antioch on tuesday, the city council agreed to start the process of opening a police substation at sycamore square, hoping a permanent police presence lowers the crime rate. tell my kids stay away from coming down here. >> no too much down and you like police. >> walks here and see if that can help. because it's becoming more. and there are some parts and families like just lynn's a

one of just lynn's tenant saw the man run through her yard and hop a fence that it seems like he had a gun. and she said that she closed her eyes because that. >> since she's still here, you know, something was going to happen to her. no arrests have been made. the shooting happening across the street from rocket ship. delta prep. >> the elementary school was briefly placed on lockdown, forcing it to the fortunate to the kids hears ostlund son is a student here to any matching. if i'm a mom live here, i would have been so scandal but a run. >> to get my son, you know, but i was actually it happened to my follow all the way to sycamore. has kamala road and the sycamore corridor have long been troubled areas in antioch on tuesday, the city council agreed to start the process of opening a police substation at sycamore square, hoping a permanent police presence lowers the crime rate. tell my kids stay away from coming down here. >> no too much down and you like police. >> walks here and see if that can help. because it's becoming more do some parts unknown. and families like just lynn's

do you think that leaves for lynn in a precarious position as well? it certainly leaves the button unable to pick up the phone and give some answers when we start seeing demands coming from donald trump, a potentially tweeting, posting, exceeding. and what he expects to see from germany, he already made statements saying in germany 8 months, a saying that germany, oh is the united states money? the gentleman economy is pointing downwards and donald trump is threatening to slap terrace even on inputs from allies. how much of this will become true? we do not know, but we know if something like that hits the german government within those 5 weeks of still being in the election campaign that can put the government into a very difficult spot and unable to give straight answers because it's not allowed to decide on huge funding until we know who's in charge in the next administration . well, thank you for bringing this up to speed with the details there. that is our chief political editor, mckayla clifton, are in berlin. as germany moved toward fresh electi

lynn lynn lynn povich joined the research and file researchers and filed a class action lawsuit. the result was they want and they were court reporters. they were called they were called editors. and they were promoted. yeah. before they couldn't even be promoted those jobs because, it was so sordid. and the television were all lily. they were men just, you know, there's wrong with white men. i mean, i am married to one. there's nothing wrong when i look in the mirror i am not impressed. oh, yeah. you commanded respect. okay. you just by virtue. and you're tall. and now i have. but it wasn't you that bill small at cbs hired. so who did he hire all at once? yes, in one fell swoop. he hired a michelle clark i mean, me chinese. michelle clark. oh, didn't know chinese, huh? um, michelle clark, who is. who is black? and sylvia chase, uh, leslie stahl, a nice jewish girl, blond hair. and sylvia chase, a shiksa with blond hair. but i shouldn't say she's agoi that's okay. you think she was okay in this crowd? yeah. okay. and so they were trying to make for all the years of discrimination

my mother, however, was born and raised in lynn, massachusetts, her father was born and raised in nova scotia, canada. when i first started my research , as a family historian, i was trying to answer the question of how my maternal grandfather came to be born and raised in canada. as i started to address that question, another question came up, excuse me, how did the expenses of my ancestors informed us about the experiences and actions of free blacks revolutionary america? this book is a combinof my journey to answer those questions. i want to start with my maternal great-grandfather, guide by e name of thomas tholdest cemeteries in north america which was located -- is located in nova scotia. this picture on the screen was ta a local historian who was conducting researr a book on e oldest gravestones s in north america. the ok is entitled "the gravestones of acadia." they had a convon that day that when something like , it is on the screen, what is your name? he responded, my is henry franklin, an uncommon name in these parts. my grandfather came from africa. how old are you? he said

things were not as easy to me. >> lynn says she thought he was just distracted with work. kind of like, come on, it's your family. they don't visit very often, snap out of it. >> but experts say, personality changes in social situations can be an early warning sign of alzheimer's. >> there can be a reduction in social activities with the family or with the kids in part because these things do require more attention and it's tiring and difficult to do. >> lynn says she knew something was really wrong when peter started having trouble finding simple things, like items in a drawer. >> i asked lynn where is such and such, and she said, it's right there in front of you, and i say, oh, now i see it. >> he wouldn't see the peanut butter in the cabinet, right, and then i would point it out, it's like, i'm an idiot. >> experts say difficulty seeing things can be another early warning sign. >> our ability to effectively stand is degraded as alzheimer's disease sets in, and not as frequent for someone to complain, i sent him to the refrigerator to get the milk and he couldn't find it

sheriff lynn stedman led the investigation.mith, arkansas. keith morrison: still in the yellow malibu? yes, sir. they spent the night. then they walked to the bus station. keith morrison (voiceover): eventually, police managed to track down their yellow getaway car, abandoned now. but by then, they were long gone, had hopped a bus to memphis. they spent three nights there, drinking heavily. they lost about $1,000 while they were in the motel as a result of a cabbie bringing a couple of hookers to their room. and the hookers rolled them for about $1,000. keith morrison (voiceover): and after memphis, they wandered around southern louisiana looking for oilfield work before hitchhiking to new orleans. there, the two found jobs in a carnival. and ake took up with a young woman named virginia ginger keef. they hooked up with her. and they went on the road with her for a good while. keith morrison (voiceover): back on the road after they lost those carnival jobs. it happened when they got drunk at work and fired a shotgun in the air.

let me hear some of southern mean lynn, living through the full manuals of the necessarily mama, municipal anonymous focused on some of these to see if the 2 flats in media, meaning that often look at it. let me have it done. i shall be should be a must have been have been, have been had been, have been had been a major that had getting uses. oh, it should be. oh no, that doesn't have a little bit of last month giving you any instead of being the system, the new and what that means in the business purpose and leave the migration the we have received so many women as the most of the stuff the support, the cause of the the limit of the thought or most of which you have the level of the sub level in the airport. the window of the usually puts in color does it is i'm of quotes total as one of a special handling i just had the size of where the come a little official seems pretty low and the big of a just depending on how you been have been done what all the all the, all right, well, we're not moving to the most of the pop up. what are the places where the people the he's the o doesn't go to be

guy lynn, bbc news.o farah benis, an ask for angela ambassador. she has spearheaded campaigns against public harassment against public harassment against women. welcome here to the programme. that report is really worrying because if people think there is a safety net but there isn't, the problem is obvious. thank you for having _ problem is obvious. thank you for having me. _ problem is obvious. thank you for having me. look, - problem is obvious. thank you for having me. look, it- problem is obvious. thank you for having me. look, it is- for having me. look, it is disappointing to see that some venues are struggling to respond to ask for angela appropriately, but it's equally important to recognise the other half where it is working well. forthose other half where it is working well. for those venues that are facing challenges, i think we've got a myriad of factors such as tight budgets, high staff turnover and the fact that this training is not mandatory. so that makes consistent implementation diffic

with adani donnie ecker government, 12.5 billion—dollar deal to revamp the airport and at another 735 lynnpower transmission line. these deals were very crucial for adani group, one for the entry in to africa and tie into the big global expansion plan that adani has been talking about. and with these cancellations, other government projects also go into a re— look and that kind of cheer prizes the overall global expansion plans for adani. yesterday, just when they did that, adani had described a $600 million in a bond issue that they had done and that is one of the first experts say raising capital in the market with this increased scrutiny would be the other biggest impact at the moment and most other dunny projects are cash guzzling projects and i'll be a big impact. guzzling pro'ects and i'll be a big impact._ guzzling pro'ects and i'll be a big impact.— big impact. dunny suffering across the _ big impact. dunny suffering across the board _ big impact. dunny suffering across the board with - across the board with significant smaller as well for india in fact? significant smaller as well

great, thank you, lynn. we're going to finally turn to ryan to ask him about how china is reacting to and preparing for a second trump administration. i'm sure it sees plenty of risks in trump's return, but does it see any opportunities? and what sort of areas of continuity as well as change do you expect in u.s. policy towards china in the next four years? >> well, good morning, everyone. that's a big question i'll try to tackle it, but before i do, let me just thank my friends from the east asian from coming across the pacific ocean for our conversations in washington. it's valuable to hear your perspectives. and on that, i want to try to address the concern i heard from our friends about retrenchment, isolationism, retreats which are words that seem to come up. and it's true, that president trump has a unique set of views related to asia, related to alliances, but president trump is not kim jong-un. he does not decide by fiat where the united states is or where it's going. president trump is in his final

lynn, always great to see you. hi fred. all right. >> so let's begin with trump's immigration plans. he campaigned on a tough border stance, vowing the largest mass detention and deportation of migrants in u.s. history. he said he was going to tackle that on day one. do you think americans are prepared for how this just might play out? >> well, if you're somebody who thinks they may be deported or you have a loved one or friends and family i think the preparation is not always in place because it's not clear how these raids will take place that he's talking about or what detention facilities. i do think that immigration rights groups have been working to understand what legal processes could take place, and how they can muster a lot of force quickly to try and react to whatever are the what is taking place proposed proposals purportedly which will be a sweeping of places, probably big cities, probably democratic ones, where they think there are a lot of migrants, particularly in cities, new york, chicago, where, you know, t

policy of his presidency can be considered a low point in the relationship between washington member lynn. i was fearful, not only because germany, but uh, i would say the style, the government in style of uh, president trump. um. but particularly towards terminate because of uh it has like trade with isolation as trumps. threatening to cut support for ukraine and slab tariffs on all imported goods. it's hard to imagine a harmonious relationship. if he gets back into the white house, germany's ruling parties fuel berlin is more prepared this time for one having taken on more responsibility for its own defense. the conservative opposition disagrees on side done us the frontier. the german government has to be blamed for at least for the past 4 years for not doing enough to secure a of a big a european sovereignty on security. in defense topics, the german government says it will stay friends with the us regardless of who ends up in the white house. polls show that 2 thirds of germans would prefer a comma le harris says us president. and then political berlin, there appears to be a consensu

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one of just lynn's tenant saw the man run through her yard and hop a fence at it seems like he had a and she said that she closed her eyes because that. >> since she's still here, you know, something was going to happen to her. no arrests have been made. the shooting happening across the street from rocket ship. delta prep. >> the elementary school was briefly placed on lockdown, forcing it to the fortunate to the kids hears ostlund son is a student here to any matching. if i'm a mom live here, i would have been so scandal but a run. >> to get my son, you know, but i was actually it happened to my go follow all the way to sycamore is a hotspot, kamala road and the sycamore corridor have long been troubled areas in antioch on tuesday, the city council agreed to start the process of opening a police substation at sycamore square, hoping a permanent police presence lowers the crime rate. tell my kids stay away from coming down here. >> no too much down here. man who like police. >> walks here and see that can help because it's becoming more and do some parts and families like just lynn'

confidence in mid january shots of the social democratic policy dismissed as finance minister, kristen lynn. not who needs the business. friendly freed democrats stay full part of the country's 3 policy coalition government together with a green party. the confidence vote will likely trigger a new problem entry election by the end of march. it's a political or quick that's been threatening for months. now, all of schultz has had enough of the fighting. so of type one, this minister to many times the finance minister letting the block laws because they live in key to off topic. so many times to be added to surface gland data and body 2 of the type of so many times that he break by trust with thought, germany's 3 way correlation government is over unable to compromise with the ideological differences. schultz will call a vote of confidence in himself in january. so convicted of this, this will allow the members of the buddhist dog to decide whether they want to be able to wait for the elections. these of on these elections could then take this by the end of march at the latest that's for the

after dismissing his finance minister, christy and lynn s from the business from the free democrats who form part of the country string by coalition government. with the greens and the chancellors s p. d . navy confidence vote, according to the new parliamentary elections by march in the last hour, john, so the shouts explained, his decision that is happening. and when did i ask permission from the federal president to dismiss the finance minister? i was forced into this decision in order to prevent damage to our country so that we need a government capable of taking action. that has the power to make the right decisions for our country, and that's what i needed in the last 3 years. and that's what i need now. i made another extensive offer to the free democrats earlier today, so that we can close the holes in the budget. and to avoid scrubbing our country into chaos, did you look at one of the south central eastern con, owner ones, a long distance calls system? let's get more from max hoffman dw is handed off news. welcome back max. so this sounds like a power play between the chancell

will it be enough the i'm here until remember, lynn? thank you very much for joining us. we started with some breaking news from lithuania, where a d h l. cargo plane has crashed and known as airport. it happened just before 5 30 in the morning. the local time close to was waning and capital. at least one person has been reported dead and 3 others injured. emergency services are now at the scene as a waiting police say the aircraft was flying from leipzig, germany, and it crashed as it was coming into land until this airport officials report that 12 people have been safely evacuated from a house close by. authorities are investigating the cause of the incident to the very rigor bureau chief. your shadow brought us this update. well, initially around it was reported that the plane fell on the 2 store house and back late the police officials clarified that the crash site was next to a residential structure. as it happens if i had say, safety and risk a department in view. and you said it was locked to you that the play and had a counter yard ross of in the house and had a f

and to establish much close a context and handouts by the you put in what expenses is going to is lynn stevens . i processed all of the previous l i. n, maple village. armenia is moving to the opposite direction away from russia as to what's europe, and what do we georgians say about russia and how do they deal with it? well, i think it's interesting that the people of georgia are likely to be put into the biggest obstacle, according to all surveys during the last years. 80 percent of the population say, a very clear yes to the you. an interesting detail mountain more. uh, is it rolling parts? it has also come page with a use is current to move quote into fia i via for reach of be seen as a be trail, which is why large scale protest i seem to be expected to use. you may say to the reporting from where you go. thank you. you're and russia has launched over a 100 drones on ukraine overnight, wounding at least 8 people. the new attack comes a day off, the russian president, putin threatens to target government buildings and all the decision making centers in ukraine with a new hypersonic

gail lynn canon accepting on behalf of james francis thorpe. and michelle yeoh. ♪ distinguished guests, the president of the united states. [applause] ["hail to the chief" playing] president biden: please have a seat. i think i told my buddy john kerry for the first two years they played "hail to the chief," i looked around and asked, where the hell is he? thank you for joining us for one of our favorite events at the white house. 61 years ago, president kennedy established the presidential medal of freedom. in the first class of recipients was a great american writer, eb white. years after receiving the metal, he received a letter from someone and replied, "relentless curiosity, inventiveness, ingenuity, trouble." i can only hope these same traits will allow us to claw your way out. hang onto your hats, hang onto your hope. tomorrow is another day. today, we have another extraordinary honor to bestow on the nation's highest civilian honor, 19 people whose relentless curiosity, ingenuity, and hope have cut their faith for a better tomorrow. we

must you, lynn, is, is a prominent that internationally active critic of the rainy and regime, a journalist, an activist. she left the wrong in 2009 for the united states, where she currently lives here in berlin to commemorate the anniversary of the fall of the berlin wall, she learned that us authorities had again foiled on the attempt, ordered by the ring and regime to assassinate her together with her, we discussed the dangers of being an outspoken critic of the rain and regime and what she thinks western country should do to support women in iran. the let's say we can adjust. thank you very much for joining us, that dw, today. now you were here in berlin when you heard from us all stories that they had carried out. arrests of people involved in another plot to assassinate you. it's not the 1st one involving also the regime and the ron, how does that make you feel? to be honest, 1st, i was shocked, but now i'm angry because this is been like, uh, the fact attempts in my life 1st was a tip not being thoughts, the f b, i charged for people. then the f. b. i, a rest of the man from us are

we're shooting mediation, unless both sides show that serious about the data of the news from the lynn. that's all for now. up next sports life looks at women who are taking on sumo wrestling. that story coming up after a short break. don't forget you can get older. let us news and information around the clock on our website. that's to be found. at d, w dot com for x and instagram. the handle the need is at the w. pep law fully alias will be next. stay with the the untold story i point to the find it here repos every weekend on dw my name is the calls back. saves.

i'm aaron til number, lynn, thank you very much for joining us. ukraine's president of the loading mirror. zalinski says he wants to end the war with russia next year. through diplomatic means supplement. zalinski told ukrainian radio that's for conditions need to be met before and he talks with most all can take place. he does not believe the russian president vladimir putin is really interested in peace as an actual book. when you're going from an hour side, we must do every thing so that this war ends next year, ends through diplomatic means. i think putting doesn't want piece at all will result assume that, but that doesn't mean that he doesn't want to sit down and talk to world leaders lead that. why, for him it would destroy the political isolation that's built up since the beginning of the invasions which up green. it's so wednesday also said that was donald trump, taking over as he was president in january. he believes the war will now and sooner w corresponded rebecca rivers is in t if she told us more about one ukrainians expect from the incoming us administration. there seems t

now from our chief political editor, mikaela customer who's following developments for us from for lynn mckayla, we've heard they're the parties, they've agreed on an election date. is the path forward now clear? yes it is. we at least know that the pos in terms of a timing, although none of this sort has been subject to political negotiation. and it's really interesting. we saw this a government a meltdown last week when, when i've sold a throughout the free democrat finance minister over an argument, how to pay essentially for the help for ukraine. that means providing it's the 2nd largest provider of military assistance, but also of funding. and am now a week on we're still talking about how to get to elections when really the government is facing huge towns is a just to mention one, the election of donald trump in the united states. so germany is very busy with itself at a rather crucial time for the country, but also for the european union. but at least now we know the schedule still subject to approval from the gentleman, the president who is the one who eventually decides on the

the you're watching dw, and use live from the lynn concerns, grow all over, a new russian weapon, me style the kremlin says can hit targets anywhere in europe. president flooded me, persian says russia has the stone pile of the weapon. and order is the mass production of more moscow used it to a to, to attack you crime for the 1st time this week, sparking and actually emergency talks. also coming up, he took negotiations as the comp 29 climate conference. and as a by john goes into over time, rich countries pledge $250000000000.00 a year to help with global warming. but developing nation site, it's loading now the welcome to the program. i am jared read roches. president vladimir persian says moscow has the stone pile of the new type of ballistic missile that it used to strike you crane on thursday, and that he is ordering the mass production of more pollution says the kremlin will put the medium range arrest nick ms. eileen to surface on to come back conditions now show and keys have cold emergency torque. so to the attack in ukraine's east, a c, c t, v captured multiple strikes on

oh, wait, there was no muss lynn ban. >> -- muss lynn ban. -- muslim ban. >> just a few days ago obama why aren't we unifying the country? dude, you might be part of the problem, sir. he was making fun of trump at a rally, obama was, that if trump got a flat tire, trump couldn't change the tire. i'm like, that's probably true. but what would kamala harris do? >> greg: yeah. >> she would get out, look at it, tell the tire that she's from the middle class. [ laughter ] that would achieve nothing at all. and then she would scream and berate at some, like, soon-to-be ex-staffer for not being able to change the tie either. like, i feel like you're really grasping at straws if we're questioning donald trump's ability to change a tire. what the hell does it have to do with anything. >> i know what i would do. >> what. >> call her dad. >> she would call her husband and he would be like, you know what, the nanny has a spare. >> or she'd call michelle because she's jacked. she'd lift up the fender of the car. go ahead, guys, change the tire! >> i would sell pay-per-view tickets to see obama vers

must you, lynn is, is a prominent the internationally active critic of the ring and regime, a journalist, an activist. she left the wrong in 2009 for the united states, where she currently lives here in berlin to commemorate the anniversary of the fall of the berlin wall, she learned that us authorities had again foiled on the attempt, ordered by the ring and regime to assassinate her together with her, we discussed the dangers of being an outspoken critic of the rain and regime and what she thinks western country should do to support women in iran. the lesson we can adjust. thank you very much for joining us, that dw, today. now you were here in berlin when you heard from us all stories that they had carried out the rest of people involved in another plot to assassinate you, it's not the 1st one involving also the regime and the ron, how does that make you feel to be honest 1st, i was shocked, but now i'm angry because this is been like, uh, the 3rd attempt in my life. first was a tip not being put on the f. b. i charged for people. then the f. b. i. a rest of the man from us are by joh

w documentary, the, this is dw news from the lynn germany is trans flush stands up to his opponents in parliament as he flights to keep his jo, what upshaw it says there is plenty of what to do before the end of the year, despite his government collapsing last week he promises a verse of confidence next month to open the way for us not selection in february. will say coming up on the program, us president elect donald trump, a points 11 months to lead what's being called a department of government efficiency or dosage. it's a missed a flush government regulation spending money says he's going to make government fund again. and the secretary of state helps me blink and says israel needs to implement real and extended causes in dollars to allow more aid into this trip. but this comes to us, i was off to the white house, says it will not hold up lessons deliveries to israel, the money to this, mckinnon. welcome to the program. germany's and thoughtful chancellor has challenged parliament to keep working despite the collapse of his governing coalition. offshore. its pledge to hold a confid

that's up after a short break out in the cold fairly from all of us here and the news you remember, lynn? thank you so much for a company and join us again at the top of the next hour. the, the untold story is going to be funded here repos every weekend on d w. innovation green the green revolution global. so listen, the whole lot of crime is probably up to speed if the carriers subscribe to the subscriber to plan it's a, the columbia us economy still depends on producing an exporting fossil fuels. yet it's government is one of the most vocal voices and calling for an end of the fossil fuel error. how does that go together? and to talk about that and more, i'm joined today on the sidelines. i'll see you in time of conference here in by cool vice and send them well much. she is columbia's environment minister for the environment and state of business development. thank you so much for joining me minister. thanks your country. columbia was the 1st significant fossil fuel producer who joined in the lines of nations, calling for m a fossil fuel non front of the ration treatment last year. ca

this is either the news live from the lynn h. m, and cargo plane crashes. and miscellaneous, at least one person is dead with several others injured in the crash close to the capsule. bonus, miscellaneous defense minister say so far, there was no indication of sabotage was the time yet. thousands of supporters of pakistan's imprison full, the prime minister in ron con. defy lockdown to head to the capital is now i'm about to demand his release. the hello. i'm christine one to welcome to the program. overseas and miscellaneous, a terrorism cannot be ruled out as they investigate what caused a call go claim to crash. in the early hours there, the waiting and it posts, officials have identified the across as a d h l. call good flight flying from likely in germany. it came down close to the capital bonus. visible is a moving light in the sky on nearby. cctv. this is the moment when the cargo plane came down hitting the ground in a bowl of flames. the official side of the craft crashed as it was attempting to land in vilnius apples according to rescue services.

they're talking about closing seven schools with lynn dale elementary here being one of them. and the superintendent says there's several factors that play a role, including people having less children and also an exodus of people from the state of california. but let's go ahead and take a look at this map and a list of those schools that are facing closures within this district. among them is an immersion school. two visual and performing arts schools and others. in addition to these campuses, two additional schools may also merge. the school district is facing a $20 million budget deficit and while some schools were built to have the capacity to serve about 1,000 to 800 students, enrollment right now according to the superintendent is about 400. for each student alum rock gets about $15,000 from the state. but they've been losing about 350 students per year. so with schools at half capacity the district needs to consolidate here and yet it leaves some parents, they say, about 30 minutes further away and many of them they say don't have a car. >> where deficit spending $20 mi

one of just lynn's tenant saw the man run through her yard and hop a fence at it seems like he had a she said that she closed her eyes because that. >> since she's still here, you know, something was going to happen to her. no arrests have been made. the shooting happening across the street from rocket ship. delta prep. >> the elementary school was briefly placed on lockdown, forcing it to the fortunate to the kids hears ostlund son is a student here to any matching. if i'm a mom live here, i would have been so scandal but a run. >> to get my son, you know, but was actually it happened to my follow all the way to sycamore is a hotspot, kamala road and the sycamore corridor have long been troubled areas in antioch on tuesday, the city council agreed to start the process of opening a police substation at sycamore square, hoping a permanent police presence lowers the crime rate. tell my kids stay away from coming down here. >> no too much down here, like police. >> walks here and see that can help because it's becoming more dangerous, unfortunately. and families like just lynn's are sca

one of just lynn's tenant saw the man run through her yard and hop a fence that it seems like he had that she closed her eyes because that. >> since she's still here, you know, something was going to happen to her. no arrests have been made. the shooting happening across the street from rocket ship. delta prep. >> the elementary school was briefly placed on lockdown, forcing it to the fortunate to the kids hears ostlund son is a student here to any matching. if i'm a mom live here, i would have been so scandal but a run. >> to get my son, you know, but i was actually it happened to my follow all the way to sycamore. has kamala road and the sycamore corridor have long been troubled areas in antioch on tuesday, the city council agreed to start the process of opening a police substation at sycamore square, hoping a permanent police presence lowers the crime rate. tell my kids stay away from coming down here. >> no too much down and you like police. >> walks here and see if that can help. because it's becoming more dangerous, unfortunately. and families like just lynn's are scared. >> in